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Army supports police in Ottery joint operation to restore calm
Police and SANDF arrested a suspect in Ottery after discovering an unlicensed firearm and ammunition during an early morning operation.
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Western Cape cop faces charges of rape and sexual assault
Western Cape police colonel faces rape and sexual assault charges after IPID investigation into alleged incident involving a subordinate.
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Job seekers criticise Athlone Stadium employment event after chaos
The city said in a statement Police Public Order Policing made use of a stun grenade to maintain crowd control outside the stadium.
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Steenberg learners assist Zeitz MOCAA art exhibition
Zeitz MOCAA launches a new children’s book series and exhibition, inviting families to explore African stories, art and interactive experiences.
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SA Navy Festival 2026 returns to Simon’s Town this April
SA Navy Festival 2026 offers free ship tours, live shows and family fun in Simon’s Town from 17 to 19 April. Discover the Navy up close.
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Masicorp founder leaves legacy of education and hope
John Thompson, co-founder of Masicorp, is remembered for transforming Masiphumelele through education and creating lasting opportunities.
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Beyond Priceless human trafficking Cape Town: ‘We rescue and rebuild lives’
Salome Geiger shares her journey from Germany to Cape Town and her work combating human trafficking through Beyond Priceless organisation
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Fish Hoek family history club to host DNA research talk
Fish Hoek residents can explore their ancestry at a free talk on DNA and genealogy tools at the Family History Club on 21 April.
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Taxi associations hold peaceful protests in Steenberg and Retreat
A peaceful taxi protest in Steenberg and Retreat led to road closures as operators raised concerns about extortion and called for increased police visibility.
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City responds to US Marines training controversy on Muizenberg beach
A US Marines fitness session with Cape Town Metro Police cadets in Muizenberg has sparked debate over legality, oversight and policing standards.
